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This e-book, Senate Torture Report: the Senate Speaks, draws from official sources for the text of speeches and photographs and biographies of members of Congress. You, the reader, are granted a license to remix, tweak, and build upon this work noncommercially, so long as your new creations are under identical terms. (CC By-NC-SA). Of course, because the underlying documents are public domain and not subject to copyright, you are welcome (and encouraged) to make use of them directly.
Most credit must be given to the Government Publishing Office, which prepares the Congressional Record every day Congress is in session.
This e-book was prepared by Daniel Schuman because I believe it is important that everyone have easy access to law and the policy-debates that inform lawmaking. Follow me @danielschuman or danielschuman.com.
This e-book, Senate Torture Report: the Senate Speaks, draws from official sources for the text of speeches and photographs and biographies of members of Congress. You, the reader, are granted a license to remix, tweak, and build upon this work noncommercially, so long as your new creations are under identical terms. (CC By-NC-SA). Of course, because the underlying documents are public domain and not subject to copyright, you are welcome (and encouraged) to make use of them directly.
Most credit must be given to the Government Publishing Office, which prepares the Congressional Record every day Congress is in session.
This e-book was prepared by Daniel Schuman because I believe it is important that everyone have easy access to law and the policy-debates that inform lawmaking. Follow me @danielschuman or danielschuman.com.
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